In this week’s
Just Third Way (re)podcast, host Dave Hamill finishes the discussion on the
Core Values of the interfaith Center for Economic and Social Justice
(CESJ). Successful organizations start with people firmly committed
to a set of core values, which cannot be compromised without weakening the
organization. CESJ’s strength, unity and
programs flow from its founding principles, agreed upon by consensus from the
first meeting on April 7, 1984. CESJ’s core values were developed to guide CESJ
in its work, to attract others sharing these values and to serve as the very
basis of CESJ’s existence.
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